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Kenyan AA - what to do with it?

Happy new year all

Kenyan Dorman AA

I've got plans for the Kenyan as a plunger blend for the office (with Colombian) in a fortnight's time but In the meantime was looking for advice on what else works with this given my low stocks

Got low numbers of Costa Rican Terrazu / Sumatran Kuda Mas left ... Is there a blend in there somewhere, One that has higher proportions of the Kenyan. Or should I go SO for the Kenyan ?

What about with milk ... Any success out there with Kenyan?

Thanks


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  • on 1357008123:
    Happy new year all Kenyan Dorman AA I've got plans for the Kenyan as a plunger blend for the office (with Colombian) in a fortnight's time but In the meantime was looking for advice on what else works with this given my low stocks Got low numbers of Costa Rican Terrazu / Sumatran Kuda Mas left ... Is there a blend in there somewhere, One that has higher proportions of the Kenyan. Or should I go SO for the Kenyan ? What about with milk ... Any success out there with Kenyan? Thanks
    Most Africans beans go very very well with Sumatran I love this combo so much that's it's almost a staple with me KK
  • Hi KK Indo/Kenyan - what % ratios we talking?
  • on 1357013880:
    Hi KK Indo/Kenyan - what % ratios we talking?
    I normaly do 50% - 50% But I also like 40% African - 60% Sumatran KK
  • Roast it for filter.
  • Thanks Wotb Closest I have to filter is the Aeropress but for work it's gonna be a plunger for now
  • Kuda Mas and Kenyan for sure:):)
  • Update Kenyan Dorman AA - Indo Sumatran Kuda Mas I don't know what I was worrying about ...you guys are great !! I was almost giving up on the Kenyan but by listening to your good advice, I now have a very simple and reliable blend that works well as an espresso but more surprised at how it goes with milk. Also gives me the flexibility of plunger for work. I've done 50-50 and 45-55 (I have no preference really) just into 2C. Tried this Mocha-Java blend with some Ethiopian Sidamo  (I had from a sample pack) and the Sumatran and it too worked well Alll best around that 9 day mark Seeya
  • Found another combo for the Kenyan       Costa Rican Terrazu       Kenyan AA Dorman Just roasted 250g 50-50 Bear in mind this is for plunger duties at work
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